Esperanto
Noun
bufon
- accusative singular of bufo
Polish
Etymology
From French bouffon (“jester”), from Italian buffone.
Pronunciation
Noun
bufon m pers (feminine bufonka)
- (derogatory) a selfish, conceited person.
Declension
declension of bufon
|
singular |
plural |
| nominative |
bufon
|
bufoni
|
| genitive |
bufona
|
bufonów
|
| dative |
bufonowi
|
bufonom
|
| accusative |
bufona
|
bufonów
|
| instrumental |
bufonem
|
bufonami
|
| locative |
bufonie
|
bufonach
|
| vocative |
bufonie
|
bufoni
|
Derived terms
Romanian
Etymology
French bouffon
Pronunciation
Noun
bufon m (plural bufoni, feminine equivalent bufonă)
- A fool; a type of comic, similar to a court jester.
Declension
declension of bufon
|
singular |
plural |
|
indefinite articulation |
definite articulation |
indefinite articulation |
definite articulation |
| nominative/accusative |
(un) bufon
|
bufonul
|
(niște) bufoni
|
bufonii
|
| genitive/dative |
(unui) bufon
|
bufonului
|
(unor) bufoni
|
bufonilor
|
| vocative |
bufonule
|
bufonilor
|